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It would be great if you could post a screen shot like above while firing to be able to see the voltage drop on the individual cells.

Here's a screen of mine when the battery was unbalanced more than this one, there was no unbalanced message and the mod worked good. /topic/67594-topic/?do=findComment&comment=908452 There must be considerable voltage drop when under load perhaps. Looking like a bad cell or connection between cells under the shrink wrap. I'm just thinking out loud here. (my situation above ended up not being a bad battery BTW )

It's a slow process, slower than slow in fact.

Everyone has their own ideas, for example I set my one atty at 28 watts with 32 watts preheat. Some set theirs much higher. Be sure to upload your settings to the device. Good stuff here: http://www.evolvapor.com/guide/story.html

http://www.steam-engine.org/wirewiz.asp select your wire, hit DNA200 tab. Don't use Internet Explorer as your web browser.

You might try Hobbyking

[video]https://youtu.be/t1Xt8qubVDs[/video]

A bit off topic of the OP but a DNA200 mod with the ability to jump start a car is of some interest to me. Not that I want one, the idea of one just interests me. Edit: I'm still working on my first cup of coffee so......

I only means that Microsoft didn't test it on XP, they had already given up support for XP by the time EScribe came to be. Edit: early versions of EScribe had a glitch with Device Monitor but that was fixed in later versions, it works fine .

My link in #7 post didn't work out to to correct post, try here: /topic/67489-topic/?do=findComment&comment=907394 This should link to the entire thread as that was what I was trying for. http://evolvapor.forumchitchat.com/post?id=7840635

It certainly fits with what others have posted.

Perhaps a long shot but maybe give this a look: /topic/67489-topic/?do=findComment&comment=907393

Something is probably here somewhere but I can't locate it, perhaps someone else can.

Have a look here: /topic/67414-topic/?do=findComment&comment=906610

There are plenty of folks using Ni200 and liking it. I used it early on and did well with it but no longer have the patience too.

It should have been setup pretty good when shipped. The battery setting are for Sony VTC4;s so if your using others you may want to run the battery analyzer. You can probably find the correct battery CSV file here in this forum. You need to be extra careful when removing the battery as not to tear the wrapper on the positive end. Don't use the strap to get the batteries out.

Also here: https://www.fasttech.com/products/0/10017728/4150201-replacement-2-18650-battery-for-hotcig-d-n-a-200w https://www.fasttech.com/products/0/10017728/4150300-replacement-1300mah-battery-for-hotcig-d-n-a-200w Use code "MAP" for a generous discount.

There should be more folks more knowledgeable on the matter than myself responding soon hopefully. You might try a hard reboot, not sure if it would help but probably isn't going to hurt anything, works with Iphones.

Have you verified that the cord and the USB port are both working properly by charging another device? A cell phone perhaps. Or try another cord and power source.

Well that leaves out the "too low to charge" situation. It is set to Lithium Polymer and not LiFePO4 correct?

What's the voltage of the individual cells?

Perfectly

The box had the tiniest little mark on a bottom corner, hardly visible. But the atty must have hit the floor first as the mod's pressed in 510 was crooked (slightly). I drove it back into place using a tiny ball peen hammer and a brass pipe of the same OD. All went well but I was sweating bullets thinking about those two big square components jumping off the board with my hammering. Oh the atty was a Aromamizer RTDA and the glass didn't break, just a tiny mark on it as well.

/topic/67734-topic/?do=findComment&comment=909694

/topic/67734-topic/?do=findComment&comment=909654 It's going to be the same whether Lipo or IMR, perhaps your looking for the diagram to jumper the balance plug though.